Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2021
Abstract
Collab-Hub is a networking tool for sharing data across the internet for multimedia collaboration. Utilizing the Max graphical coding environment and its integrated Node.js functionality, Collab-Hub allows for multiple users to send data easily and remotely so they can collaborate with that data in real-time.
In this talk, we discuss the design of the Collab-Hub framework and provide examples of using it to create scalable and reconfigurable interaction layouts between Max patches and web-based instruments/interfaces. An analysis of pertinent historical precedents highlights the advantages Collab-Hub provides to artists who have little to no web development experience or to those who may be new to creating telematic and remote performance environments. A showcase of works created with Collab-Hub demonstrates the wide variety of artistic endeavors made possible through the framework.
Recommended Citation
Hwang, Nick, Anthony T. Marasco, and Eric Sheffield. 2021. “Collab-Hub: A System for Creating Telematic Musical Performance Environments for Max and Web-Based Instruments.” In , 2. Barcelona, Spain.
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